Damry.eon

Visit the PGA of America's website.   pga.com.   There are colleges specifically geared for the golf industry jobs.

After playing golf for 5 years and having a hcp of 6, you're a natural. Make sure the college you pick has a golf team and walk on. Next year you'll have a scholarship. By graduation you'll be ready for the tour.

College doesn't have anything to do with being a PGA teaching professional, however you can learn how to become one being on the golf team.

Some schools have degrees in Golf Course Management, that would be helpful getting a job after becoming a teaching pro.

Yes, business classes would be helpful. Horticulture would be  big +.

To find out the process for becoming a PGA teaching professional, you might try searching around on www.pga.com , or using the "contact us" at pga.com

good luck

Go to a school with a PGM program.  If you have the game for it that's what you should do.  I never regret playing hockey, but if I didn't make a team in college I would have shot for a degree with a PGM school.  I'm pretty sure there's 100% job placement within the golf industry.  One of my close friends did that and he's on the fast track to becoming a head pro up in the Mountains.  I can't think of a better job

Information on becoming a PGA class A pro is on www.pgalinks.com.  There are university programs that you can attend to become a PGA Class A as well as working at a PGA facility where you can go through the PGA apprentice program.

Son, you've got some good talent